Jacqueline

Chocolat - French for Chocolate. I adored chocolate from a young age when I had to sneak in the cupboard to find where my mother had hidden the Nestle's Chocolate Chips. Having read about the famous chocolat shoppes in Paris, when I finally got there I was determined to try a chocolate from every Paris shoppe. I invite you to share my adventures in creating, in travel, and in life.

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This is a charming post, Jacqueline! It's so sweet how you have incorporated the book into the whole theme! I LOVE those dishes, I would use them all spring! And the bubble glasses...I saw a set of clear ones at Costco last year and I could kick myself for not getting them.

I always get so excited when I see you have a new post! I love everything you do! Your Easter decor is so cute!!!! I'm going to try the peeps that you made in the last post! Thank you for all your inspiration!

Such a pretty table, Jacqueline, and such a neat story line! I have never heard of that book, but it would make a sweet story for the grandchildren. Wow...24 kids. She really gave OctoMom a run for her money, huh? ;-) The colors on your table are so soft and pretty, and I just love the dishes. I love the blinged out eggs, too!

Your story is as Sweet as the little book! I LOVE children's stories! Lots of times I buy them for "ME"...This book and your tale are "Just Darling"! I LOVE your plates with the little dots around the edge. The dots look like frosting!Have a wonderful week,Hugs,Donna

I love this book! I read it to all of my children, and I'm pretty sure I still have a copy of it hiding somewhere with my Easter things- I guess it's time to get those out. :) I love your table setting- so beautiful in pink and green!

No way! No way! Your story about this book is mine EXACTLY! I loved it as a child. When I had my own children, I wanted this book so badly, but couldn't remember the name of it. I, too, went crazy trying to find it and when I did, I was thrilled! It is sitting in my living room right now and I read it every year.

Your tablescape is beautiful. The plates are so sweet and I love the bunny rocker.

I love this Jacqueline, what is the dish pattern, love the tablescape. Would you share the pattern of those dishes? They are divine, and you know the highest form of flattery is when people want to copy you! :)Lisa

What a beautiful post! Thank you for sharing, I am so glad to meet you. I am so excited to find and follow new special places. I will follow on my way out because I am sure I will enjoy engaging and supporting your special place now I have found you. I hope you will find some time to come visit me soon. Cheers SpecialK XoXo

Hi Jacqueline, Your table, as usual, is amazingly fabulous. I have that book and my daughter used to be a little bit afraid of it--I don't think she like the idea of the mom going away! But it is such a sweet story and the drawings are beautiful too. I have those pink and green bunny dishes on my blog today, but the bunny is hidden. Several people have asked me about them, so I am going to send them here to get the full view! Linda

This is adorable! You just brought back a nice memory for me. I loved this book as a child (and adult : ) and used to check it out of the library every Easter. My mother and I would read it together. Such a cute story. Your table is wonderful. Very creative and really captures the story. Well done xo

Oh dear Jacqueline, you did such a lovely and charming table, everything screams Easter, my goodness! I'm loving your dishes, all the beutiful layers of them and the place mats, beasutiful. Your bunnies are adorable, along wih the book The Country Bunny book. Beautiful Easter post. Hugs,FABBY

I adore your creativity Jackie! You treat us to so much eye candy with your tables and this one is no exception. The palette you have chosen is very soft and creates a perfect cozy mood. The green plates are gorgeous!

Just perfect for an Easter story! The book is so sweet and I love your bunny abd eggs centerpiece. I was a elementary teacher so I always love books for the young! Beautiful Table! Happy Tea Party! Pam

Your table is wonderful. "The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes" is one of my all time favorite Easter stories as well. Although, I didn't discover it until I began teaching Kindergarten many, many years ago. When I gave away all of my teaching materials and books when I retired, I couldn't part with this book. I always enjoy your posts. Thanks so much for sharing.

Just too adorable!!! Both the table and the book. I love childrens books and have favorites, but I've never seen this one. Your table is so cute and very pretty. Love the colors(especially those napkin rings) and all of the bunnies are very sweet!!

Absolutely precious post! What a wonderful book and the fabulous way you have used it with your beautiful bunny dishes. I know you must treasure your sweet childhood memories. My children loved Beatrice Potter stories. I wish the Easter Bunny would bring me a copy of your book. You have such a talent with design. Blessings to you this EasterKatherine S.

Beautiful post! The table is so pretty and soft, the dishes are wonderful! I love the books too, the classics are the best. Your bunnies are so pretty, Easter at your house must be amazing!Thanks so much for joining Let's Dish!

What an adorable tablesetting! I love your bunnies! I'm really loving the beautiful green dishes with the white dots around the rims. I'm sure your family and friends will treasure a dinner served in such style!

Reminds me of the Runaway Bunny...one of my favorite books. I'll look this one up for my new grand baby who will be born in September! Thanks for inviting us for a peak at your precious table...love the jeweled edge plates. Cherry Kay

Hi I found this link on Pintrist. I love this book. I found it when my children were young. I bought a copy for both of them also. Mother bunny really knew how to run her household and manage all those little bunnies! I also like that the story has a panoramic sugar egg in it and that it was given to the sick child in the story. I make sugar eggs. I love when I show them to people they are instantly transported back in time to when they received one for Easter and how mesmerized they were with the magical little scene inside the candy egg.